The Degree to Which Someone Is Responsible, Dependable, and Careful

question 127

Multiple Choice

The degree to which someone is responsible, dependable, and careful is referred to as _____.

• A) agreeableness
• B) introversion
• C) perceptiveness
• D) extraversion
• E) conscientiousness

Understanding the phenomena of diffusion of responsibility and how it affects decision-making in groups.

Distinguishing between individual and group decision-making, including their advantages and disadvantages.

Comprehending strategies to prevent groupthink and enhance decision quality within groups.

Recognizing the effect of various biases on decision-making, including hindsight, risky shift, and conservative shift.

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Definitions:

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